What holds the cover on if the wind is blowing?
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My cover was very big for my Camry, so I bought Amazon's heavy duty bungee cords (pack of 6 under $12). I, too, worry about winds here in Florida especially during hurricane season. The cord that came with the cover is underneath, lenghtwise, between the back & front fenders. The cover is tucked into the wheel wells leaving the tires exposed, then two bungee cords around the trunk back and top (attached to wheel wells) and two over the engine, again attached to wheel wells. Then one under the middle width of the car. We've had a couple of very windy days here recently and the cover has held just fine. I hope this answers your question. My cover was very big for my Camry, so I bought Amazon's heavy duty bungee cords (pack of 6 under $12). I, too, worry about winds here in Florida especially during hurricane season. The cord that came with the cover is underneath, lenghtwise, between the back & front fenders. The cover is tucked into the wheel wells leaving the tires exposed, then two bungee cords around the trunk back and top (attached to wheel wells) and two over the engine, again attached to wheel wells. Then one under the middle width of the car. We've had a couple of very windy days here recently and the cover has held... » Read More My cover was very big for my Camry, so I bought Amazon's heavy duty bungee cords (pack of 6 under $12). I, too, worry about winds here in Florida especially during hurricane season. The cord that came with the cover is underneath, lenghtwise, between the back & front fenders. The cover is tucked into the wheel wells leaving the tires exposed, then two bungee cords around the trunk back and top (attached to wheel wells) and two over the engine, again attached to wheel wells. Then one under the middle width of the car. We've had a couple of very windy days here recently and the cover has held just fine. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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It's a pretty tight fit on its own, but there's a tether on one end that tucks into your trunk space--holding it in place. My cover also came with a lock and cord to hold everything in place.
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Yes it does. This makes it fit very nicely - and helps keep it on in windy situations! We love our cover. It is very strong and durable.
424434
Hi it depends. I took some card board and covered it in foil. We can walk behind it after it was adjusted. On a windy day it goes off from time to time
2281168
No idea, but worked great. We live in a windy area and not once did the cover come off.
1945945
It stood up well in a night-long rain/snow mix, though I had it covered with a plastic tarp. There was some wind, maybe 15 mph, which is why I used the tarp for warmth. I have not used it in a 30 mph wind.
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Hopefully my information will help you. Ours measures 112" Long, 71" wide (from middle to side, making it 142" completely across) and 35 1-/2 " high. It is big and we tie extra nylon rope around the bottom to keep it from flapping. It has never come off in the wind, but we are just extra careful. One thing the site does not tell, is that there is mesh material that is 4-1/2 inches wide that is 17-1/2 inches from the bottom on either end of the cover. My guess is to keep air flowing so that if it is windy the cover won't blow. Also, there are heavy nylon ties on either end (that was not mentioned in the description). We are very please with ours - it has proven better than any others we have purchased.
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I don't know about heat, but it will stand up to wind. We live at Catawba Island and it's super windy here and the last few weeks has been EXTREMELY windy....the cover is fine.
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It comes with two straps. I haven't had any issues with it. The weather around me has been wild and we've experienced some 50 mph winds and it hasn't blown off or anything. I haven't used the cover in tow, but I would be confident with it.
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Each side of the cover has a corner loop that fits over the corner of a door while the door is open. When each door is closed the cover is "locked" in place. There's also one magnet on each side of the cover which allows the cover to attach to the metal door near the bottom of the door window to keep the cover tight and to prevent flapping in the wind. It's a very simple and effective design.
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There is a wide Velcro strap that goes around the supporting rod (the one from the top of the awning rail on the trailer to the awning roller). Then, you take the clamp (as shown in the item photo) and take a 'bite' of the side of the awning material and cinch it down with the tightening knob. It actually grabs ahold of the awning edge and keeps it from flapping in the wind. Hope this helps.
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You tie down the corners to stakes about 3 feet out from the corners. Helpful in wind.
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I would invest in a cheap cover to be honest. The one I got on Amazon works great, even in high wind. Brinkmann 812-1092-S Universal Grill Cover, 55-Inch. It has a draw string on the bottom to keep it in place nicely.
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On my covers there is at least one strap. I think the intent is that you use the draw string to pull the cover tight and use just one strap to further secure the cover if desired. I never use the strap at all and haven't had any problem with the covers blowing off, even in pretty strong winds.
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If there is very much wind it will tend to fall over so if it is on the beach, rope ties and stakes help
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The cover is approximately 88 inches. We love it and it is heavy enough that the wind cannot blow it off.
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The cover has elastic straps that go under the TV, so it would take a pretty good wind to blow it off.I've had mine on an outdoor TV for the last several months with no problems.
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There are ties at the bottom to attach to the swing legs - We have had a lot of extremely windy days and have not had any problems. I love this cover.